A recently completed modular home, designed and constructed by students at Taliesin, the Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture, explores the possibilities of simple, modern living. To create the 600-square-foot Mod.Fab house, students optimized as much of the space as possible by streamlining product and material selection and designing multifunction spaces. The design, which is ideal for one person, could soon be licensed to a modular house manufacturer. Read more from EcoHome magazine.
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